How do I improve my chances of securing an investor with the minimum possible equity being shared?
Put simply, think like an investor. There are two things that will make you attractive to an investor: (1) owning a well cared for property with a high appreciation potential (for a growth interested investor) or one with excellent stability in volatile times, and (2) make sure you are a solid investment risk with an excellent credit history and a low debt-to-income (DTI) ratio, as you will be responsible for servicing the mortgage. • Do investors have a say in which upgrades or improvements I make to my home? To some degree, yes. If you want to recarpet, repaint the walls or make other cosmetic changes, the investor won’t have a need to know because it has little impact on the value of house and you won’t expect to be reimbursed for the expense. If, however, you want to make a significant capital improvement (e.g., add a room or a swimming pool) that increases the value of the property and for which you expect to be compensated (i.e., reimbursement or larger equity stake) you will nee
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